Meals

Never sleep with opened food in your tent- NEVER

You do not have to purchase meals many bring their own food and cooking equipment and do it themselves, but if you want to not have to hassle of cooking all your own meals or all your  cooking stuff for $55 and helping out a little in the cooking and cleaning process well bring the food, stove and cooking equipment for 11 meals and more just bring your plate fork and cup and your set.  Soap and a washing station are provided for your cleaning convienience, each person is responsible to clean up after themselves and sign up for one daily task each morning.

Meals must be order by July 08 prior to camp 2019 menu will be out mid to end of June

Looking for items people can bring donate

Bags of potatoes – onions – bell peppers – tomatoes

Watermelon – cantaloupe – oranges – bananas

Cans of juice – eggs – milk that you can keep cold until needed

Propane large and small canister

Bring lots of water figure at least 2 to 3 a day per person snacks and other things you want

Plastic plate

Silverware for your meals

Cup for your coffee or juice

You must clean your plates directly after your meals do not hide them in your tent it will attract bugs and animals if you do

There will be coffee, coco and tea available in the mornings and juice most mornings

 In addition, during the day there will be some baked goodies from the cooking class. Bring

Snacks and other things for in between meals.  Am meals will be serve between 9to11 and pm meals between 4-7 times

Will be posted when menu is out so it can be coordinated with activities

In addition, workshops the two meals with its items that will be served will be

Portioned to about 1600-2300 calories a day this does not include the

Calories from backed goods or donated or shared items, as well as

Coffee which for some people can be 200 to 400 calories there depending

On how much sugar and cream used

This will be the 21st camp we have done the first 10 were Christian camps and the last 11 have been self-development camps for those living with disability and brain injury our 2019 camp will have self-development, trust, teamwork, and more in an inclusive environment focusing on peoples future rather than a liable they may have attached to themselves.  This change of philosophy is what makes us different from organization whose reasons for doing groups are money and power usually following the legal and medical models; people are stuck in those models and in time get angry, isolated and worse. 

We believe that it is time to move forward with our lives, based on what we can do and want to do not on what we cannot do or use to do.  Believing that all people should live as independent in their communities as they want and can.  We are the best experts about what, how we should live, and how we feel.  Living meaningful, on purpose lives by our design

Typically, we lose us hundreds of dollars up to 500 in food, preparing, cooking and serving costs we cannot sustain a camp like this so we are making things more efficient and going to stay in the given budget depending on the people who have ordered food. In addition, looking at ways to cut costs we must break even on meals.  In addition, this is before all the work, this year we are hoping to see many people pitch in on clean up in the general area

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